Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the labor market and its impact will only increase in the coming years. In this presentation, Bent Dalager from KPMG will explore how AI is already being used in companies to optimize processes, increase productivity and create new business models. With concrete examples, he will show how the technology has the potential to revolutionize entire sectors.

Dalager will also discuss the skills managers and employees need to acquire to navigate an AI-driven future. In addition to the practical benefits, he will touch on the ethical challenges that AI brings and how companies can prepare for them. The presentation will provide a holistic view of AI's transformative potential and the major changes we can expect in the labor market of the future.

Where is the economy heading and what can we expect from Danes' personal finances in 2025? There's no doubt that the Danish economy has been on something of a rollercoaster ride in recent years, and the same is true for the Danish consumer. We are slowly leaving the crisis, with inflation and sky-high interest rates behind us, and the question now is where consumption will go on the other side.

Louise Aggerstrøm Hansen will give an overview of where the Danish economy is right now and what we can expect from growth going forward, as well as what trends we have seen among consumers in recent years, where many have had to change habits as the economy became more pressured.

Even in times of economic uncertainty, new growth opportunities are emerging in the market. In this presentation, Louise Byg Kongsholm, trend researcher at pej gruppen, will dive into the latest consumer trends and explain how companies can adapt to changing market dynamics. Based on historical trends and current data, she will point out where future growth can be expected to occur.

Louise will also shed light on the psychological drivers of consumer behavior and predict which sectors will be strong in the near future. This presentation will be invaluable for businesses looking to understand and leverage new consumption patterns to ensure growth in a time of change.

Whether companies need to digitize their inventory management, gain insight into how to work competitively with sustainability or have ambitions to enter global markets, they often need a helping hand - and an impartial look at the business.

Director of Erhvervshus Hovedstaden. Katrine Joensen, will provide insight into the possibilities of accessing impartial sparring, new knowledge and grants for advice and investments, including concrete examples of how entrepreneurs, small and medium-sized companies have translated this into growth